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Originally Posted by Por_sha911
There's no BS in any of the things that I list are positive. I am sorry that you have physical challenges. We all do (more or less). That doesn't mean we can't enjoy the benefits of this time of life that we didn't have when we were young and stupid.
Respectfully, IMO you sound like a grouchy old coot that can't enjoy the things that are better because you are mad that you are not young anymore. I would now humorously surmise that your favorite holiday greeting is "Bah, humbug". Again, I pity you if all you can see are things lost and that you're going to die sooner than later. I sincerely hope you can adjust your view so that you don't squander your remaining days.
Now on to more positive:
I am not held quite so strictly accountable for remembering things because "old people don't remember so well...". It sure can come in handy from time to time.  |
You've completely misinterpreted what I wrote. Maybe it's an age related thing on your part(?) I'm not grouchy in the least and not old yet, in fact I probably have the youngest lifestyle of anyone my age on earth. I'm surrounded by youth, beauty, happiness and good health. I ski, ride motorcycles, drive sports cars, date younger women and travel the world. I have interesting friends, a huge extended family and money.
While I don't look forward to actually getting old after caring for both parents to their death recently, I'm not the least bit afraid or resentful about it, or if I am, it's not on a conscience level. What I find silly is people living in denial about their mortality and/or pretending that getting old is "great." That is BS, and being in denial or delusional does not add to my happiness. If it does for you, rock on.
